IV Data has been my ISP since shortly after they opened shop. I have had nothing but extremely…read morepositive experiences with them. The connectivity has always been outstanding, the best service ever and I have been online for 23 years and had several ISPs. I like that it's a local business as well; very personable and attentive. Hell, the owner has been to my house! I do know they had rapid growth problems for awhile, but that was because they were so good too many wanted to switch. It was sort of like trying to get a reservation at the best restaurant in a big city. Those problems are over now. You can get service in a matter of days. Sign up. You won't regret it.

I have used IV Data for the last 7 months. They were fast in installing and knowledgeable, always…read morekind in answering my questions. I would recommend them.

They were sure worried about drumming up business in this area but now that their established here,…read moretheir customer service has gone by the way side and their install prices have gone up!! Their attitude has completely changed and I would not recommend due to their cavalier approach to whether they retain customers or not.

I have moved quite a bit and have had various internet providers. I knew who I did not want for…read moreinternet. Found Webformix on a google search. Decided to give them a try. I spoke with Courtney to set up the initial appointment. Courtney was very helpful in explaining the different plans, the initial appointment which was for signal check only, installation procedures, the works! Thank you, Courtney! Bryce was the service tech who came to do the signal check. He was on time for the appointment and very professional. He explained what he had to do and then did it. He found a good signal strength, so we set up an appointment for installation. Bryce went over the different plans, and what I would need in terms of equipment. Turns out, Bryce grew up near my property and could give me some history as well! Bryce was also the installation tech. He again arrived on time and explained what he needed to do and went about doing it. Bryce found a better place to mount the receiver and receive a stronger signal and asked if I was okay with the new location because it meant routing the wire slightly differently. The installation was very quick and very clean. After the installation, Bryce sat down with me and went through the paperwork with me, making certain I understood everything. So far, the internet is working exceptionally well. I am very impressed with the professionalism of the people associated with Webformix. Looking forward to a long customer-provider relationship with them.

From the initial call the service and expertise were extremely knowledgeable. The value was better…read morethen any service provider.

Kinda chaotic atmosphere Made us feel on the fence for a…read morewhile Guess..., ok Good value but insecure through the process

All the people I've dealt with were great. Arrived on time for appointments, courteous and…read moreprofessional HOWEVER their equipment is another story!! They proudly day that they are the nation's second largest telecommunication company. In less than one year, I have had to have my cable box reset at least 6 times, including two service calls. That is about 4 times the problems I had in 10 years with DISH The DVR is a huge POS! It demands that you change channels or cancel a recording, even when you have only one recording scheduled and you are already on that channel it can only record two things at once. DISH had 16 channels on the hopper Today, while trying to choose a program, once I got past the horse hockey times (what network starts a show at, say 4:03? Apparently a lot), I discovered that virtually every thing that sounded interesting was not what wAs actually being broadcast The Simpsons was a fishing show, Antiques Roadshow a glass blowing documentary Only worth it because I got a price for the, wifi, and phone packaged. Of course, another $15/ month for that abysmal DVR Bigger isn't necessarily better

The Crescent City, CA location is closed the nearest office is in Grants Pass, OR. Giving a 2 star…read morebecause: internet service is slow, they use Verizon for their cell service which doesn't have good coverage in our area, and they are the most expensive.

In praise of Hunter Communications. When we moved to rural Gold Hill/Rogue River the house we…read morepurchased had Centurylink service with horrible speed. A Google search showed we might have an option for fiber in our area. Sure enough they'd just run the lines up our long dirt road a few months earlier. They ran fiber two additional poles on the street and then up our property line and to the house. All at no charge. The service was faster than our Charter in Medford and outperformed a Starlink system we tried. Our internet went down and with a quick call the were onsite the next day. Turns out a critter has chewed through a line at the road. A quick fix was put together to get us up and an appointment made for a full fix the next week. Once again crews showed up and got to work. Bang, done. Super polite and easy to work with and for less than any of the other companies we'd tried. Way to go Hunter.

A young man canvassed our street offering an upgrade to our service with no initial fee for making…read morethe switch. He said our monthly bill would be the same or less if we proved a military association (active or retired). We jumped thru all the hoops and eagerly read the initial bills to check if all he'd described was actually being provided. Nope. On 7-20-26 I wrote to the customer service address describing what we'd been told and what we'd received, asking for an explanation of the gaps. No response. I waited several weeks and then on 8-5 resent the questions. No response. After the third submission I got an email that thanked me for contacting them (but they didn't even mention my concerns) - and this was after I involved the FCC with an official complaint. On August 28 I got an e-mail describing how to block an unwanted caller (not any part of my concerns). To this day I have yet to receive anything else from Hunter but the monthly bill and various advertising come-ons.

I'm giving Spectrum three stars because of the EXCELLENT customer service we had from Jacob, the…read moretechnician who came out today and got us back on the Interet and also got our Spectrum app working again. ***Thank you, Jacob!*** However, I'm not going for any more stars because we weren't able to book Jacob until we went to the Spectrum store 1-2-3 times. That is, of course, time that we'll never get back. The first two times, we got the same counter guy who seemed like he knew what he was doing... but didn't. I won't give this person's name out because I don't want him to lose his job. But if I ever go back and he comes up as my counter guy (assuming he's still there), nope, I'll pass and wait. This guy initally gave us a new router to install, but as soon as Jacob looked at it (two days later), he could see it was a lemon, which is why we couldn't get it to work. We then went back and got a new modem and a new router from the same guy. At this second visit, this guy did a few other things on his phone which he said he was doing especially for us, that he really shouldn't be doing it, but that whatever he was doing would supposedly connect us remotely. That didn't work, either. But we couldn't find that out until we went back home to check. The third time was the charm when we got a different counter guy, who gave us a $10 credit w/out asking (the first guy told us he wasn't allowed to do so, saying that store security would be compromised. Huh?) and seeing how upset we were, booked us Jacob. This was late Friday afternoon, and Jacob made it here on Sunday afternoon. So, we were unconnected for two days, which cut into my work and wasn't fun at all. Next time, we won't try to fix anything ourselves, despite being told how bing-bang-boom, easy-peasy it would be. We've now learned our lesson: if we ever have **any** sort of equipment issue again, we'll immediately make a service appointment. However, it seems to be company policy that the counter folks don't WANT you to make a service appointment unless you insist. So, fair warning: stand your ground and persist and insist on an appointment. If the equipment is faulty, there shouldn't be any charge for the service call. At least, Jacob didn't charge us. Thank you again, Jacob! :)

They don't tell you about the $75 installation fee, etc upfront. A low price will be discussed, and…read morethen they'll just receive a $200ish charge out of nowhere. Not cool, very shady. Overcharged right off the bat. But god forbid you have to close a card or idk, are working 7 days a week, 12 hours a day as a paramedic in a rural area that is very understaffed with medics and forgot to update, this is what you get harassed with and they turn off your internet very quickly. Their phone auto system will hang up on you, employees give attitude. TRASH.

Moved to Brookings in June. Used Facebook as a way to get recommendations for internet service…read more Seemed like 600 amps was the way to go. Since getting the service we have had Zero problems. Never lose connection, super fast and price is great. We prepaid for a year as that was the better way to go but will certainly keep this service at the end of that time. We have much better internet service with 600 amp than any other provider we have had so far.

From the owner: Sign up for 600Amps Internet Services at Computer Fusion, 1240 Chetco Ave, suite C…read more We are a wireless broadband Internet provider serving Brookings Oregon and surrounding areas. If you live in the area and find yourself unable to obtain broadband Internet from mainstream providers, or are receiving a sub-optimal connection, give us a call. We pride ourselves on maintaining a low customer to bandwidth ratio, and offer CIR and QOS as an option to guarantee optimal throughput. We offer internet services for both residential and business customers.

Used to be a good company who took care of their customers but no longer, recently had to have a…read morenew installation performed at my residence Equipment installation was quoted at $275, this would include a transponder and dish on a j-mount and wire from the dish to your house, and a Poe injector inside the house to send power to the transponder and connect your local network. Installation consists of a subcontractor climbing a tree or other installation location that provides line of sight to the transponder. My second installation was scheduled and then the contractor never showed up, after contacting the company I was told that he had vehicle problems and needed to reschedule. Then randomly the contractor shows up one day to do the installation without a scheduled appointment, lucky we were here He selected replacing an outreach internet installation as the best location for the new equipment install, climbed the tree and installed the equipment but just reused the wiring from the outreach installation. When running the wire to the house the subcontractor did not have the tools he needed and had to borrow a drill and drill bit in order to bring the wiring into the house. After borrowing my tools and reusing wire I had already paid for with an installation from outreach I asked if I was eligible for a discount on my installation. Grady the subcontractor called Norm the owner/manager of Applegate broadband and then told me that I would only have to pay $225 because they did not have to use wire for the installation Then Grady could not finish the installation because he did not have Staples to secure the wire, he told me he would come back "tomorrow" and never came back I then had to request an invoice for the installation, which was sent to me marked past due and for $275. First Norm told me the additional $50 was for additional wiring I had Grady perform which was not accurate there was no additional wiring besides the most basic required to connect the dish to a power supply inside the house After trying to explain my position, Norm informed me I needed to pay the full amount as that was what Grady had been paid and it was all labor . So somehow the equipment and wire that is normally included in an installation is magically free and it doesn't matter if they don't use any of it because the installation is pure labor A new ISP in town is providing DSL connected to a fiber backbone with 5x speeds at less than 1/3 of the price so as soon as I can dig a ditch from my house to the telephone pole on the street I will be switching over to that service.

The worst service ever! For the past 3 days we've been without internet, with it coming on…read moresporadically. Even with this the internet service sucked before. Time to switch companies to something reliable as I work from home. If I could give no stars I would

For bragging about how they are "the number 2 telecommunication ication company" in the nation,…read morethey sure as heck have problems with keeping programming on. In 7 months, I am now in the middle of the fourth time I have had to call tech support for a remote reboot. A tech was actually here just a couple days ago. On top of that their DVR service is abysmal! Can only record two shows at a time (DISH's Hopper can do 16). Speaking if DISH, I believe I'll have them here ASAP